1.conclusion2.judgment3.verdict
1.lit. liver and guts cut to pieces (idiom)2.fig. grief-stricken
to go without meals (due to poverty or scarcity)
1.to buy out2.buyout3.severance
1.lit. walls reduced to rubble (idiom)2.fig. scene of devastation3.ruins
1.to nip (i.e. cut short)2.to pinch off
to jump to an unfounded conclusion
to quit (taking drugs, alcohol etc); withdrawal
(dialect) to break (by twisting, bending, snapping etc)
1.to nip off (with fingernails etc)2.(fig.) to cut off (supply etc)3.to disconnect
to break (e.g. bones) in a fall
1.to wean; to be weaned2.(TCM) to use medication to stop lactation
periodization (of history)
1.(zoology) (of a lizard etc) to shed its tail; to autotomize its tail2.(animal husbandry) to cut the tail short; to dock the tail
1.steep cliff2.crag3.precipice
1.widowed2.lit. broken string, cf 琴瑟[qín sè] qin and se, two instruments epitomizing marital harmony
The Broken Bridge (at West Lake in Hangzhou)
1.sold out2.to be out of stock
annihilation (of soul, Sanskrit uccheda)
1.fragment2.piece3.(of a film) to break in the middle of viewing
to pass judgment on a legal case
1.(of a guitar, kite etc) to have a string break2.(of a tradition etc) to be discontinued3.(telephone or Internet connection) disconnected4.cut off+1 条 1.heartbroken2.to break one's heart
1.homosexual2.see 断袖之癖[duàn xiù zhī pǐ]
1.to cross (a road, an ocean etc)2.to cut across
1.(of fuse wire) to melt; to blow2.(fig.) to halt stock trading3.(fig.) to suspend an airline from operating flights on a given route (as a penalty, e.g. for bringing in more than a specified number of passengers who test positive for COVID)
1.to cut off2.to interrupt3.to prevent access
1.to break up or prevent monopolies2.anti-monopoly; antitrust